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Artist:
Collaboration
Title:
Wurrurrumi
Genre:
Traditional Didjeridu
Musicians:
| Musician | Instruments |
|---|---|
| Kevin Djimarr | songman and clap sticks |
| Owen Yalandja | didjeridu |
| Jimmy Djabbarali | songman and clapsticks |
| Timothy Wulanjbirr | didjeridu |
Format:
cassette, Playing time --:-- minutes
Track List:
Publisher No.:
(1995) Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation - number not known
, Culture Office | Maningrida Arts and Culture, bawinanga@peg.apc.org
Comments:
Wurrurrumi is the Kuninjku name for Snake Vine (Tinospora smilacina) and
also the name of the song style on this recording. These songs are sung
during the Kuninjku diplomacy called Mamurrng and also for circumcision.
ceremonies called Walk. Side A contains old traditional songs and side B is
mostly new compositions by songman Kevin Djimarr. The Wurrurrumi song style
is associated with the duwa moiety, and particularly the Kurulk clan in the Mann River district, of which Djimarr and Djabbarali are members.
Reviewer: Bawinanga Aboriginal Corp. WWW page
Wurrumi is a collection of Kunwinjku songs with didjeridu and clapstick accompaniment. It was recorded at the museum at Maningrida Station.
Reviewer: